NATO has said that no changes in military cooperation with Ukraine are expected after Mykhailo Drapatyi's appointment as commander-in-chief of Ukraine's Armed Forces and that support for Kyiv remains unchanged.
Source: European Pravda, citing Giovanni Galoforo, public affairs and strategic communications adviser to the chair of the NATO Military Committee, in a comment to Ukraine's national public broadcaster Suspilne
Details: Commenting on the new commander-in-chief's appointment, Galoforo said no changes in military-to-military cooperation are expected, as rotations in senior posts happen regularly and the Alliance's support strategy remains clear and unwavering.
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He said he has not yet met Drapatyi in person, but expects to do so soon.
